Argentina: Beautiful Women and Illegal Money, This is Buenos Aires???

[@IHFSRadio]

I love Buenos Aires. Can't wait to return. I'd love to retire in Argentina. Good cheap food, cheap rent, reasonably safe, good transportation system, high standard of living if you bring foreign currency. A sophisticated world class city where anyone from any part of the world seems welcome. I feel it wouldn't take long for me to integrate myself into the city's culture, it's version of espanol, it's way of life. A big country to explore with just about every type of climate represented. Only thing I saw there I didn't like - young mothers and children sleeping in the street. I'm sure it's by no means not the only place where that happens, but it was the first place I ever witnessed that. Inequality I guess is the flip side of that high standard of living for privileged people like me. There's got to be a better way, but it is what it is.

[@reypempers5076]

Las personas que viven en la calle tienen centros dónde pueden dormir y comer sin tiempo límite pero no les gusta seguir las reglas como no pelear y ser higiénicos ya que se les ofrece ropa y poder bañarse ext y no quieren, justamente por eso acaba de salir una nueva ley en la ciudad en la que hace ilegal dormir en las calles y quieran o no si duermen en la calle van a ser llevados por la policía a esos centros

[@chronicillz1879]

Where you from? The states?

[@Peter-m5n7m]

​@@chronicillz1879, Why would where they're from matter?!

[@Vincente1955]

Just to update you Keenan, Argentina restaurants don't move fast. People there sit down and actually enjoy the food, the environment and just relax and it's not uncommon for dinner to take 2 hours. Waiters don't bug you every 3 to 5 minutes like in the US and quickly deliver your food and hurry you out the door. Slow down and relax for your meal. I had to get used to the slow service in restaurants it's how things are done there, they're not pushy but they allow you time to take in the experience.

[@haroldgordon290]

I have been to Argentina and Brazil many times and I love Argentina!

[@sartajaziz5930]

Going to Rio and Buenos Aires in November. Do you recommend more time in Rio or BA ?

[@elbapeyramaure2728]

​@@sartajaziz5930 LA MEJOR GENTE ES 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️✝️✝️💙🤍💙

[@elbapeyramaure2728]

😮😮😮. ¿ SOS CUBANO ?. SOS= ERES

[@FinesseBoyzEntertainment]

@@sartajaziz5930BA all day

[@DexterOjo]

Except for carnival time, I'd probably choose BA over Brazil. It's wild that it looks like Latin America's version of France with a small bit of NY.

[@DailyPassenger]

A place this beautiful doesn't seem possible! Like what is going on with these sightseeing spots in Argentina, that is mind-blowing!! New fan from Bangalore, full support

[@jimmyjohn5162]

Keenan, I watch a lot of travel videos and recently found your channel. I must say you’ve become one of my favorites. I enjoy your style of telling a story in your videos. Especially that you go into everyday spots and not just tourist areas. Keep up the great content brother!

[@WhereIsMulano]

I definitely wanna check out Argentina 😮

[@stevechase7568]

Great presentation. I spent a couple of months in Buenos Aires and will likely be there during December er and January upcoming. What a joyful place to be.

[@LaVidaMoraPuertoRico]

This had me vibing the whole time. I thoroughly enjoy the laid back mode. Nothing felt forced or over rehearsed. New Subscriber 😊

[@KeenanLambert198]

Thank you so much my friend! Puerto Rico series rolling next!!!!

[@haatpraat2993]

The food down there must be dread. Argentinian cuisine is increasingly more popular in Europe. Even in my city in the Netherlands, there are several Argentinian steakhouses. Years ago I used to buy wine from a Argentinian woman who ran a wine shop here. Fantastic wine, shame it closed because she wanted to return to Argentina. And yes, she was one Hell of a good looking woman, serious pretty!

[@leandrotocalini]

I am argentinean living in Germany. A few months ago I was talking with a person who visited Argentina not so long ago and she told me she was shocked about how many street musician play jazz and a lot of cool music. IT's so crazy that I almost forgot about this and is so true. Here I listen good street music too but they are reproducing classical music, its execution not free inspiration,. I miss that.

[@OB3232]

More Argentina please!!! Every vlogger is doing Brazil..

[@leandrotocalini]

hey Bro you are making me homesick!! I am argentinean and I am living in Germany. I have been living here for the last 7 years. Anyway I am planning to move back home soon. By the way I am subscribing you are cool!

[@mordecaiwilliamsjr1891]

Keenan! You have entered my favorite getaway! I have been traveling to Buenos Aires for over 15 years! So glad you made your way! And yes.....Argentine beef is the best!! Enjoy your visit my friend & Peaceful Journey's!!

[@randymurray4782]

There is only a few passport brothers I like to watch with positive content and this brother is one of them I would like to see Keenan give longer content though but keep up the good work and be safe out there...

[@frederickcopeland6596]

It looks beautiful there! I definitly will have to visit soon..

[@Pablohoma]

Man, I left Buenos Aires 15 years ago, far from my home, I can see how you appreciate your time, and also your curiosity, they seem like simple things, but almost no one has it. I enjoyed your video!

[@nothinger01]

En Argentina no ves la miseria, pobreza, suciedad y la inseguridad que se ve en Brasil. en Buenos Aires no debe haber ni el 20% de homeless que se ven en SP. me gusta la comida de aquí ya que en Brasil todo es arroz y frijoles. En Argentina es buena carne como dios manda.

[@dalerojo2.091]

Qué necesidad de bardear, mamita, andá al psicólogo

[@ggl2947]

A mi me causa risa como los seguidores de Lula da Silva se suelen regocijar por como Brasil baja la pobreza constantemente y tienen un 30% de pobres y Argentina 47% de pobres, me puse a ver como miden la pobreza en Brasil y resulta que es la del Banco Mundial, es decir una familia se considera pobre si tienen ingresos inferiores a 640 reales al mes que son poco menos de 110.000 pesos argentinos al mes mientras que en Argentina se considera pobre a una familia con dos hijos cuando ganan menos de 920.000 pesos al mes, si en Brasil se considerara pobre con los números de Argentina el 68% de los brasileños sería considerados pobres

[@barrettdowning2083]

Keep doing your thing, my brother . We're doing Ecuador next year. Love the content as always.

[@christinet6336]

That was fantastic. I feel like I'm living vicariously through you - lol. Thank you!

[@Wesna269]

Comparing Cuba to Argentina ... I think that they are totally different and most ppl in Argentina are living a lot better than Cubans.

[@KeenanLambert198]

Currency devaluation is fueling an Argentine exodus...

[@Arctica88]

The comparison is absolutely ridiculous. I love our Cuban brothers and sisters, but man are we ethnically and culturally different. Also the infrastructure of our country is a million times better... Both places have their charm, but let's not be delusional about how different they are...

[@alejandrapena4814]

@@KeenanLambert198 Argentinos emigrando, los hubo siempre, tampoco hay una “ola emigratoria” tan severa, y te aseguro que pronto, van a ser muchos los que vuelvan. Además Argentina, históricamente, a recibido más inmigrantes extranjeros (y lo sigue haciendo), que despedido emigrantes nacionales, ya que la vida en Argentina es muy buena

[@elbapeyramaure2728]

😢😢😢. YO SUFRIA MUCHO CUANDO VEIA QUE LLEGABAN DELINCUENTES DE LOS PEORES, DE OTROS PAISES DE LATINOAMERICA. CUANDO RUSIA EMPEZO LA GUERRA CONTRA Ucrania, VI LLEGAR A MUCHAS PAREJAS JOVENES DE RUSOS👱‍♂️👱‍♀️👩‍🦰👨‍🦰🧑👧, HONRADOS, CON BUENA EDUCACION, CON DINERO, EXCELENTES PERSONAS. PARIAN DE HERMOSOS BEBES 👶👶👶👶👶Y LO SIGUEN HACIENDO. AHI ME SENTI MUY BIEN Y ESTOY CONTENTA QUE VIVAN EN ARGENTINA💙🤍💙🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️✝️✝️, PARA EQUILIBRIO ENTRE LOS ABUSADORES, HARAGANES, DELINCUENTES LATINOS Y LA GENTE RUSA DE ALTO NIVEL. 👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@markschiering3212]

Comparing them....only possible in the fed fake printing money counrty....​@@KeenanLambert198

[@Mcman3000]

Nice video. What was the name of that coffee ☕️ that you mentioned?

[@jeremyleonbarlow]

You are right New York pizza is different, because the glacial sediment filtered water from the underground aquaphors and reservoirs that feed the New York water shed adds great flavor to the dough.

[@capitandelespacio2]

no,es porque ustedes (asumo que sos yankee) están tan alejados de la realidad que ya no viven,solo reproducen un producto que responde a un concepto que en el fondo es una síntesis comercializable desarrollada por corporaciones de lo que en el mundo real llamamos VIDA ,como en la alegoria de la caverna ,cuando ustedes le dicen pizza a algo ,lo que nosotros vemos es la caricatura de una pizza de verdad,y asi con casi todo,un ejemplo es que viven en un país donde se diseñan ciudades sin veredas transitables ni espacios públicos ,son en síntesis conejeras gigantes y todos los eventos sociales son en realidad eventos comerciales ,nada es su vida esta regido por el orden natural de la organización social,están acomodados en nichos donde se les da de comer alimento balanceado (extiende este concepto a diferentes ámbitos ) la politica por ejemplo

[@COMPASS_MDP]

​@@capitandelespacio2Con solo ver que ni panaderías tienen y lo que para ellos es el pan de todos los días es un producto industrializado que viene embolsado en plástico, como casi toda la comida allí; lo que para nosotros es normal, como ir a una verdulería, carnicería, panadería, fábrica de pastas frescas, incluso ir a una cafetería que no sea una multinacional estandarizada, allá es para las clases más pudientes. Con decir que el queso más famoso en EEUU no es queso sino una pasta con saborizantes y otros agregados para hacerlo más apetecible y fácil de consumir... Acá se vive la vida como debería ser vivida en todo el mundo, con opciones lógicas y humanas y menos procesadas por corporaciones que van a la ganancia antes que a la calidad. Basta decir que tienen "Liga mundial" para deportes que sólo ellos juegan y que no han logrado imponer a un nivel global real... Lo que en EEUU es normal... no lo es en absoluto!!

[@capitandelespacio2]

@@COMPASS_MDP viven en la esquizofrenia total

[@traviscutler9912]

Ok, you got me with a shout out to "the undomiciled brother", great to hear an American with empathy. As a Canadian we suffer from a lack of empathy too but I found places like Atlanta awesome but a real every man for himself vibe in some places. I live Caracas for a few months in 2003 and loved it. Going to B.A. this December and really stoked on your content as I haven't booked where I'm staying yet. Trying to decide whether to book an airbnb Summer Central to the subway stations and stay at the same place for the whole time. Or maybe book a few different places as I'm staying for 3 weeks. Anyways, hope the rest of your trip was good. I'll check out the rest of the content and subscribe. Bom Voyage brother! P.S. Yes we make our edibles a little bit. Too strong but I find down south. It's not quite the same as the crazy Canadians LOL! Rule of thumb for that is you can always eat more but you can't eat less once you've swallowed it. Joe just have a little tiny nibble off the corner and wait for the 6 hours. That's one of the reasons it always catches. People is to eat it and don't feel anything for a half hour and then they eat the rest of the piece. 2 hours later they're crawling on the floor. Just saying could be fun?!? Just go slow

[@gford9988]

Nice video. The buskers you showed were VERY good. I'd have no problem helping support their music

[@Kevin-et5zs]

My hosts gave me blood soup in Portugal, because they were snickering I could tell it was a challenge food, but it was really good! Never been to Brazil, really liked Argentina. Liked Buenos Aires, liked the portenos! Also visited Lima, plus Nicaragua. Lived in Chile, Costa Rica, Honduras. Would like to visit various places in Panama, but so far Argentina is tops.

[@JaviA001]

blessings man !! looks like its winter down there 🥶

[@maxryden5322]

Thank you for the video! I've been wanting to go there for a long time. I wanted to move there (from the US), and work there, but since the economy is so bad it doesn't seem wise. I'll definitely go to visit (especially if it's cheap!!), and check out Santiago de Chile before coming home to the EEUU. Ya hablo español, so I think it would be a blast!

[@KeenanLambert198]

For sure a good time… Maybe 3 months at a time while the weather is good!? Argentina is cool… I like it.

[@waynegreen87]

I kept saying pause during the food segments lol. If I was a Spaniard in the 1850s I would choose Hispaniola or Cuba. Great video as always

[@KeenanLambert198]

LMAOOOOOO!!!! The meat was hefty and amazing.... I wish I could have had more!

[@teddydaileyjr.8189]

This video has an nice signature.

[@VeganV5912]

@@KeenanLambert198 I’m a proud vegan ✅😎👍. 10 years vegan. I won’t hurt others. I’m better than that. ✅♥️⭕️💪😎/🤗🐣🐥🐔🐷🐮🐙🐠….. 👍

[@liliakarinaromero1869]

Sugerencia: Si estas en argentina recorriendo la ciudad de Buenos Aires la música tiene que ser del pais que estas mostrando. En diferentes momentos de este vídeo sonó música del caribe o de otras regiones de latinoamerica.Nosotros tenemos melodías maravillosas de diferentes géneros musicales, para Bs As podes ambientar con tango o rock nacional. Saludos!

[@martinmihalik-iy3vt]

Bue cualquiera ajsjja

[@BUENOSAIRES4K]

que horror jajaja, esas confusiones que pueden asociarnos al inframundo

[@lauraortega175]

Queda mejor si ambientas la musica tipica de cada pais a los videos. A mo tambien me hizo ruido esa musica de fondo que es linda pero no es de argentina.

[@vernessatucker8647]

Very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing.

[@jonathananderson2123]

I appreciate you big bro & giving us great content. I'm curious how old are you no Diddy?

[@KeenanLambert198]

Low 30's!

[@edwinodus]

I heard you could count the numbers of black people in that country on your fingers and toes

[@ronmcdonald2842]

Fingers will be adequate!

[@haatpraat2993]

At one time there was a sizable black population in Argentina. But in the late 1800s the government there, like in Brazil encouraged whites from northern Italy, Spain and Germany to emigrate to Argentina with the hope of diluting the nation's black population. It succeeded in Argentina, but of course not in Brazil because of the sheer size of black population in Brazil. If people can't exploit, mistreat us black people, they want to get rid of us - same all over the world.

[@dalerojo2.091]

They are some few thousands (that mean, way less than 1%) scattered all over the country and most of them are immigrants. Another thing are people with a visible level of black ancestry but very admixtured, that in United States are considered black but here not. This people in colonial times were called _mulatos_ (mix among black and white) and _zambos_ (mix among amerindian and black). Both groups are probably 1% of the population each one and the majority are Argentines, but there is not much knowledge about their ancestry (usually even themselves don't know that they have black ancestry).

[@DONECPERFICIAM-qs2vt]

@@dalerojo2.091i think they inow wweell their ancestries…..

[@dalerojo2.091]

@@DONECPERFICIAM-qs2vt not, it's exactly the opposite. People in general aren't very interested in this kind of things, but ancestries from 19th & 20th centuries immigrants are way more easy to trace until some point. For example, most people with ancestry from Cape Verde (even in the cases where they have other ancestries on a bigger degree) usually know it, since immigrants from there (who were black for the most part) were free and arrived since late 19th century until the 1940s (when that place was part of Portugal). On the other hand, people with African ancestry from the sl4ve trade of the colonial era, not only is very admixtured but usually don't know this part of their ancestry. The same goes for people with indigenous ancestry (except in some regions where is very strong), that usually is admixtured too. _Mestizos_ (mix among amerindian and white) are like 20% of the total population (and most of them are Argentines) and usually don't know that part of their ancestors were indigenous.

[@supermariotravels7225]

Great channel

[@KeenanLambert198]

Respect family!!!

[@rons1566]

Those markets really do something for us. We’d really be into that. Strange seeing people bundled up with winter but I say that from Palm Springs where it was 112° today 🌴

[@claudiopiazza3793]

We are in winter and it is cold, in the southern half of the country it is all snowy

[@antinuit]

Last week Argentina was the coldest country on earth 😬

[@markrush2319]

I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for 10 years. The best and most afford international ciity to actuality live in, I also visited Havana, Cuba. Two different cities but great in their own way.

[@peterj.p.8921]

Esa pizza de verdura con salsa blanca... extraordinaria pibe 9 puntos ...

[@martingranate]

Usted es fenómeno pibe

[@leandrotocalini]

You are right about our African mix. We didn't have a big african population ever but we mixed. They were always treated as equals and we didn't have segregation. That is why you can see people with darker skin because they had african blood but we don't make any distinction between each other based on our skin color

[@gracieloufreebush4899]

keenan since milei is in office it´s not illegal anymore to buy dollar blue or the so called "illegal dolar" and neither is exchanging it

[@KeenanLambert198]

Was legislation passed? Or just an executive order to legalize the practice?

[@Franco_Ctti]

​@@KeenanLambert198 en realidad se prefiere el cambio de divisa en un lugar no oficial, porque las casas de cambio oficiales suelen estafar (te darán menos pesos por 100 dólares). Un cambiador no oficial, se acerca mucho más al valor de cambio de dólar a pesos, o sea que no te estará y usará el valor de cambio oficial para darte la cantidad correcta.

[@gangoffour6690]

Shout out Keenan, where you been man. I hear the beef there is 1st class #1 .

[@trillioncap]

going to cuba in september but i am for sure going to argentina next man

[@andredevine266]

Man I loved this! It had to be cold cause of the coats I saw. And what was that you were drinking?? Also, strangest soup I've eaten? Haitian Fish Head Soup ( actually was pretty good lol). Safe travels doc !

[@Vincente1955]

Argentine food is way above any other food in S. America especially Brazil. Brazil isn't even as good as Chile or Ecuador.

[@KeenanLambert198]

Damn!!!!!! I loved the food in Salvador though

[@neonomad1939]

Peru has by far the best cuisine in LATAM. If you are talking about beef then you have a point.

[@Grug33]

@@neonomad1939facts

[@didiermontagnier6114]

I don’t know man. Brazilian churrascaria is as good as any Argentinian asado.

[@KeenanLambert198]

@@didiermontagnier6114 respected! 👀👀

[@shampar10]

Reason why there's a lot of pasta places is because of the Italian influence, most of its immigrants are of Italian ancestry.

[@dalerojo2.091]

Since 1816 (year of independence) until now, the bigger immigrant groups were Italians and Spaniards (the latter were already present before independence obviously), and behind them Paraguayans, Bolivians, Chileans, Peruvians, French, Germans, Syrians, Portuguese, Askenazim, Polish...

[@antinuit]

Don't forget about Asians.

[@emebeg]

@@dalerojo2.091 Irish and Welsh too!

[@dalerojo2.091]

@@emebeg and many more, I was mentioning only the main ones

[@albergaharriott5257]

Argentina looks like my next destination over Brazil - don’t eat much meat but I will want to experience that steak

[@alejandrapena4814]

No entiendo, tu próximo destino es Argentina o Brasíl??!!!

[@hockleyvalleycoffeeroaster4599]

Hispaniola , Really Keenan ? As a Spaniard ... how would you have been treated by the French ? Why not Cuba ? They would have been very rich at that point in time with the sugar and molasses. Argentinian beef is grass fed not corn fed like north america

[@KRTN6CFT]

I'been to Brazil. Just wondering is the weather similar in Argentina?

[@michaeljennings3207]

Another great video, Keenan!

[@EscapeTheFlock]

Great video man. Tickets to BA are insanely priced.

[@KeenanLambert198]

How much are you seeing it at?

[@Nino_J]

@@KeenanLambert198900+ from Chicago. Same with Brazil. I’ve seen them as high as 1200 also. It’s wild because elsewhere I’ve been in South America(Colombia, Ecuador, Peru) ive gotten for under 500 in some instances.

[@KeenanLambert198]

I got it last min for 800 but we got 600 from here….. 450-550 on the low end for Brazil… 🔥🫡

[@Nino_J]

@@KeenanLambert198 do you normally fly into São Paulo or Rio?

[@EscapeTheFlock]

@@KeenanLambert198 950 and up. Looking to really go around December time.

[@robu3304]

@6:41 that soup looks amazing bruddah!

[@nanakworld]

Colombia if I was a Spanish person with USD of course

[@KeenanLambert198]

Cerca 1850 though….. You’ll have the Spanish peso and to bring yourself and family over on a ship…. Colombia though….

[@markrush2319]

I loved Buenos Aires. But Rio de Janeiro is the most beautiful city I have ever seen. The Afro- Brazilian culture and musical scene are awesome. Rio de Janeiro is more like Havana Cuba than Buenos Aires Argentina.

[@KeenanLambert198]

Rio Janeiro had me in a complete vice grip.... I left Rio for Salvador and instantly questioned why I did it... Next time I think I might just stick around Rio.... Although, for content purposes, I should probably bounce around a little right? *Sigh* Havana is amazing.... I am in love with the spirit of the people....

[@oliverwilm3510]

How it works in other parts of the country with the blue rate change? It is possible also in Patagonia or little village or i have to change all i need in Buenos Aires? If yes, it is safe to change a real big amount?

[@KeenanLambert198]

I would get all I need in Buenos Aires or another big city before going to a little village.

[@fabiomartinez3639]

Puedes usar western union para acceder a tu dinero a una tasa cercana al blue. Y encontrarás locales en todo en país.

[@jamesmorrow4573]

Thanks!

[@KeenanLambert198]

Thanks so much for watching and your continued support James! ✊🏾🫡

[@migueltavernise5620]

Dear friend , the food in Argentina it is of high quality , as for the music of the video , the cumbia it's not Argentina , is of Colombia. Argentina is Tango or rock.

[@KeenanLambert198]

The artist is Bolivian my friend

[@Wesna269]

Keenan nice to see you in another country.

[@KeenanLambert198]

Thanks my friend... Did you see the Ecuador mini series?

[@ronmcdonald2842]

Bruh, when you get cash counted by those machines, you'd be well advised to count the pesos manually, separately. You are guaranteed to get ripped off by looking only at the machine "displayed" number.!

[@sirjag2922]

'when the customer service is trash, then the food must be all good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@burtonknows9201]

Hey, Brutha Keenan, thanks for the Aregentina video! Six weeks from my Panama trip. I'm excited, but the cost of living there, specifically Panama City, has become Americanized. Of course, I discovered Panama during the pandemic, so the cost probably rebounded plus rose because of the country's increased popularity. What do you think?

[@KeenanLambert198]

BLB to Hav...... book it!!!!! The prices have certainly gone up but the price of consumption is not too bad...

[@geovanidaley4963]

Bro Jamaica is one of the most love nations. #proud to be Jamaican

[@KeenanLambert198]

🇯🇲 to di worrrrrldddd

[@polepino]

Went to Buenos Aries in May of 2023 and am going back this coming October. Definitely has a euro feel to the city, especially the downtown centro district where all the classic architecture is AND I agree, it has that South American flavor mixed in, something that Europe does not have when it comes to the euro feel. I would remind people that you can also do the Western Union style of sending yourself money to get the Blue Rate, its a little more consistent than going straight to the random dudes on the street but techinically you could get more for your buck of those dudes.

[@unapologetically_harease]

Trip booked….Thanks ❤

[@chessnut13]

That money exchange scene was dope, a lot of notes for 100 US I see!

[@KeenanLambert198]

100 in Argentina goes very far!

[@georgesunil1745]

How much to rent apartments

[@cdobersteify]

@@KeenanLambert198 how much did you get exactly for your $100 at the unofficial place?

[@antinuit]

​@@cdobersteifyI think it was 118.000 ARS

[@barrettdowning2083]

How many days were you there?

[@freedom4life312]

If you want to try a nice hearty soup...try El Locro!!!😍😍😍

[@danlusha1919]

Is it winter there

[@AnabelaFernandez]

Sí, estamos en temporada de invierno (Junio, Julio y Agosto) ❄️🇦🇷

[@Liberta_BR]

As a brazilian, its obvious that Argentina is much cleaner,organized and less violent.,maybe it has something to do with multiculturalism (am I allowed to say this?) . We just have some of the best beaches in the world and I would never survive away from one. Some argentinians agree with me...they are colonizing Buzios,a small beach town in my home state of Rio.

[@FlyWithVeiga]

I’m trying to convince my cousins to go next year but they don’t want to smh…. Is it a 10/10 city?

[@Franco_Ctti]

Tiene absolutamente de todo, es como si fuera Europa en Sudamérica, además si llevan divisa extranjera, les alcanzará para darse muchos gustos.

[@FlyWithVeiga]

@@Franco_Cttithis is great to hear! I convinced them to go; we will be going around February/March 🇦🇷

[@TheMediaScoop88]

Great video

[@KeenanLambert198]

Thanks for watching this one!

[@mikeb2611]

ive seen other youtubers say if you send yourself money through western union you get the blue rate?

[@cleanwhips3469]

Let’s go!!!🎉🎉

[@enfoquearq6267]

Try to do videos always after 10:30 am so we can see the shops open and more people

[@KeenanLambert198]

I was filming at 5PM lol It just wasn’t live

[@LucasDaRonco]

I love how he puts on Brazilian music in the intro LOL

[@KeenanLambert198]

The available music in the KZbin studio from Argentina was terrible.... So I hopped the border to the Northeast.

[@mcbiggs100]

Yo Breda mi waan ask di I a ting how mi can shout yu or if yu can gi mi a shout whenever yu can zeen!! Give thanks Breda, always good content and keep yu head pon a swivel!!

[@robu3304]

So for sure, I'm taking my talents and taking my chances in Colombia. Argentina is beautiful; however I feel I have a better life in Colombia.

[@cmbr68]

9:30 Brother, how much did the peso quote cost you?

[@KeenanLambert198]

@@cmbr68 family, end of May when I filmed this they gave me 1180 to 1. I think it’s 1300 to 1 now

[@photopro100]

I saw a different video about the new administration seeking to bring the value of the dollar closer to the peso. Don’t know if it’s true. Still seems like a nice place to.

[@KeenanLambert198]

The devaluation of the currency is still happening.... Lets see if it levels off.

[@mauroyaircribaro9771]

Seeking to do it doesnt mean theyll succed.. In fact things are going in the opossite direction right now.. blue rate 1400 pesos 1 usd. Oficcial rate 934 pesos 1 usd...

[@claudioacevedomorilla9604]

@@mauroyaircribaro9771 Lo logrará Milei Kircho, ustedes no vuelven mas.

[@dalerojo2.091]

​@@claudioacevedomorilla9604 hasta ahora puro humo y desastre, igual voy a esperar para hacer un mejor análisis, pero no pinta nada bien

[@alejandrapena4814]

Así es, vamos x muy bien camino en ese sentido

[@m.l.2964]

And where are the beautiful women?

[@louhightower4141]

A little bit of Keenan bait and switch....

[@KeenanLambert198]

I thought they were beautiful

[@fabianingrassia3329]

You rigth propone its fake

[@WhereIsMulano]

​@@KeenanLambert198 You make me wanna get my GOPRO back from the pawn shop with this quality videos,you using GoPro or DJI Pocket?

[@pmoneyz5592]

Keep up Stay up With the 1&only Keenan Lambert

[@rpoosua3452]

Same as in BKK, Thailand. I go to the "Other Bank" to get more for $$$ rate.

[@normadiplacido2902]

No entendí 🤔Argentina es un país y Brasil otro país ❤👍🇦🇷

[@dalerojo2.091]

​@@normadiplacido2902 dijo Tailandia, qué tiene que ver Brasil

[@alamedaeastocean8259]

Buenos Aires is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and I love everything about it, but today 7/29/2024 is definitely not cheap AF, nor cheap at all. The prices are very closed to the USA

[@LorenzoMarch]

Brasil for me but i have not been to Argentina before

[@ArmandoYouTube]

My man broke wind😂😂😂😂

[@KeenanLambert198]

The wine loosened me up... No Diddy

[@juantorres-dj3fn]

Black population in Argentina is nowhere near 300.000. its about a couple thousands at the most (including black people who are not argentinians). You will see them mostly in BA but outside of it will be even harder to find one. Most blak people you see in BA are senegalese (that arrived a few years ago) , dominicans and brazilians. Americans too

[@KeenanLambert198]

Census statistics had it at 300K….. I’m following the numbers my G……

[@jubernardi23]

I agree because I used to and usually did not have much and Brazilian I not so much, in fact very few, they don’t use to movie to Argentina

[@dalerojo2.091]

​​​@@KeenanLambert198 the problem with the census is that this are the people who consider themselves as black or told that have black ancestry. So, even being white, if you told that you were black or have black ancestry, you were put in that number. So, they put in the same category people that are black with others that are not but told that have black ancestry or "identify" themselves as black. It's long to explain, but you have to be somewhat dark for be considered black here by locals. In Argentina, most people with a visible level of black ancestry are very admixtured and therefore are not considered black nor there is much knowledge about their ancestry. But they are what in colonial times were called mulatos (mix among black and white) and zambos (mix among amerindian and black). This groups are something like 1% of the population each one. Blacks without much admixture (at least on their physical appearance) are no more than some thousands (10/20/30/40 thousands) that in many cases are immigrants.

[@jesuisrobert808]

You have to be careful if they change counterfeit.

[@Bigmaste]

My brother is a little confused about Buenos Aires Argentina. with Cuba 🤦

[@KeenanLambert198]

I wish I was in Cuba….. But *sigh* here we have Buenos Aires

[@Bigmaste]

@@KeenanLambert198 And Buenos Aires seems little to you, and you compare it with Cuba? a Caribbean country, with a multicultural Cosmopolitan City, the Europe of Latin America, with an Island? I do not understand friend

[@AnabelaFernandez]

​@@BigmasteMe da la sensación de que como No ven gente "morena" en Argentina, se sienten amenazados y fuera de lugar, todo lo comparan con USA y su racismo... No pueden entender que existe un país latino libre de discriminación y verdadera inclusión, al punto que no nos importa el color de piel y todos son bienvenidos! Pero se dejan llevar por la información mentirosa 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@AjSingh88]

Bro, what do you do for living and let’s you afford this life style?

[@KeenanLambert198]

I have a regular office job just like everybody else…. The ads you that run during the videos kick back money to google and then to me…. Thank you for helping me live a dream AJ.

[@fedes9626]

You should come during the spring season

[@ffer.nand0]

I think your constant comparison of Argentina with Cuba is a bit exaggerated, they're very different

[@KeenanLambert198]

Sure they’re very different….. But you have similarities as well.

[@alejandrapena4814]

@@KeenanLambert198 Absolutamente ninguna

[@chesarosanroman499]

"Cuba with a little bit o make up!" Damn! You killed, us man!! Cruel description. Truthful, but cruel!! I'm glad you enjoyed the visit! Hope you come around again.

[@alejandrapena4814]

Se nota que no conocés Cuba

[@chesarosanroman499]

@@alejandrapena4814 I do know CUba, that's why said that calling as a "Cuba with a little bit of make up" was cruel, It does not make us any justice

[@JMoroccoMisterBoy]

Tks. much

[@KeenanLambert198]

Thanks so much for watching family!

[@Toxicstudioinc]

If I was a Spaniard in the 1850s I would have to say Cuba right off the bat. Pizza is a toss up in foreign countries. It would't be my first choice in a new country and culture.

[@allenhill1223]

Excellant steak dinners is a must. Four day visit few times a year❤

[@allenhill1223]

This wood fires way of cooking is away of life.i think for Norah American Argentina best place to travel❤

[@ushiro2031]

is no more ilegal the unofficial change

[@martinerdozain1623]

In Buenos Aires. But you started with a brazilian song??

[@KeenanLambert198]

@@martinerdozain1623 yes!!! There isn’t much Argentina music for licensing in the KZbin studio…. I needed something uptempo, so tango wouldn’t work there… I opted to cross the border and use a song that matched the bohemian vibe of Buenos Aires.

[@martinerdozain1623]

@@KeenanLambert198 , you should try tried de "Candombe", is embeded in Buenos Aires ( and in general de "rio de la plata" culture).. The difference with tango is that while tango is more related to europiean inmigrants specially french ones; the Cantombe is mor related to the african influence. IN the rest of the country you could find other rithems more related to pre-colombinian times. ( like the, chacarera,malambo, chamamé, )

[@viajandomundo421]

Great video. Love your style. Did you feel any bad vibe in BA...? I mean not being white. I have seen videos stating that there's racism in BA... Also, how about Argentinas... Friendly? Do you have a nightlife video?

[@KeenanLambert198]

Both videos coming!!!!! Nightlife coming next….. Then a little bit on the race piece only a 10 min video.

[@viajandomundo421]

​@@KeenanLambert198Great. Looking forward to your videos. I have visited many cities in Cuba. All full of friendly people. I am tempted to visit BA, but not sure if the racist rumors are true or not. Not being white myself I wonder if people in Argentina would be friendly as in Cuba or not.

[@dalerojo2.091]

​@@viajandomundo421 Cubans I think that are somewhat "famous" for being friendly, as Brazilians. Argentines are not like that, especially in big cities, but it depends... About r4c1sm, there is, although less than many foreigners think, and it's a bit more directed against amerindians (native rac1al group from the Americas), which are a visible minority (like 6/7% of the population), than against blacks, which by the way are less than 1% of the population.

[@AnabelaFernandez]

​@@viajandomundo421No hay racismo en Argentina!! Solo excepciones de discriminación como en todos lados! Los videos que circulan sobre racismo son falsos y mal intencionados hacia la nueva política que rige al país (y la mayoría del pueblo argentino eligió). Sos bienvenido y serás muy bien recibido! Saludos 🇦🇷

[@gabrielfernandez1507]

There is racism all over the world. but in Argentina people don't care where you come from, as long as you respect and are polite they will be with you too. everyone is welcome to Argentina. greetings!

[@facundomalizia]

Magic brownies! jaja me muero

[@salvadorzorraquin8864]

2/3 of the jobs are not regulated. And only 2 out of 10 people fit to work have a registered job in the private sector.

[@Coyote27981]

The good thing about Argentinian currency, its worth so little that there is no fake pesos. Its no good business for the counterfeiters...

[@aliarar6079]

How did you learn spanish?